[Conservative News Hound]

If this article is accurate it appears to be a generational issue with the Palestinians. What the Palestinians need more than anything else is a true leader - not a power hungry meglamaniac like Arafat- to make peace with Israel and look out for the Palestinian people.

[Saundra Duffy]

"The Pink Swaztika" by Scott Lively - www.AbidingTruth.com
For victory & freedom!!!

[sheik yerbouty]

Saladin was a Kurd, not an Arab, and Nahmanides was a Jewish rabbi. During the "peaceful" years there were numerous pogroms by Arab Muslims. The non arab rulers were always better.

[DanielLongo]

It never surprises me how ignorant people who claim to be authorities on the Crusades really are. The fact is that a Mulim gave the Crusaders entrance into the city of Jeruselem through a tower in the outer wall, being more afraid of the cruelty and oppression of the Seljuk Turks then occupying the city under the peacefull religion of Islam. It should also be pointed out that the Crusades began after pilgrims, Christian and Jewish alike were being tortured and killed by the Turks. Sacred sites were desecrated by the blood of these pilgrims and the then "Christian" cities that were being threatened by the Turk invasion raised the cry for help. A cry that, contrary to popular belief, went largely unheard until an heroic but futile stand at Constantinople where the learned and scholorly Turks destroyed the grandest city in Asia, never to be renewed- only renamed. Truth is that everyone suffered from the invasion of radical islam, including the truly good souls of the Muslim faith. They remain under that same heel that threatened Europe in the 14 and 1500's. Whatever advancement in literature and science that libs are so apt to hark on was snuffed out by this evil power 500 years ago by the same enemy we face today. Once liberated and allowed to worship according to the dictates of their own consciences, we may yet again see a religion of peace.

[Stefan Stackhouse]

Scratch the surface, do a little digging, and you will find that the connections and commonalities between National Socialism, Radical Islam, and Radical Environmentalism are profound. . . and profoundly disturbing.

[2banana]

SS leader Heinrich Himmler was so pleased with Al Husseini's Muslim Nazis that he established the Dresden-based Mullah Military School for their continued recruitment and training.

He also raised TWO MUSLIM Waffen-SS divisions. Himmler was very impressed that they would kill infidels without any mercy...

[jonatron]

The radical imam's nephew, Rahman Abdul Rauf el-Qudwa el Husseini, has been a major player in Palestinian terrorism for almost 40 years. He was the guiding force behind the merging of the Fatah faction into the PLO. In 1990, Rahman Abdul Rauf el-Qudwa el Husseini was responsible for the Palestinian community's support of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.

Most Mideast observers today recognize the younger Al Husseini by the secular name he adopted as his own in 1952, Yasser Arafat.

Here on FR, I've seen the photos of The Mufti together with Hitler and another photo of the Bosnian Nazis corps.

[Cicero]

According to an Oxford historian who has been doing some great work on reexamining the crusades, Saladin had been completely forgotten by the Arabs in the Middle East until Kaiser Wilhelm II turned up in Damascus toward the end of the nineteenth century and told them about him. The Kaiser buttered up the Arabs and paid to have the memorial to Saladin built in Damascus.

So, long before Hitler came down the pike the Germans were busy stirring up trouble and resentment in the Middle East. It was part of their drive to build an empire on the model of French and British colonialism. As they later said, Germany was a great nation which deserved its own empire and desperately needed more Lebensraum.

[VOA]

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[tsomer]

If this article is accurate it appears to be a generational issue with the Palestinians.

It's simple treachery; they sold, abandonned, and surrendered Palestine. Now they want it back.

[finnman69]

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[Texas Eagle]

Some Muslims believe that Isaac usurped Ishmael's birthright.

I think they're thinking of Jacob and Israel.

Moses bestowed Isaac's birthright upon him, did he not?

Shouldn't they be mad at Moses? But, wait, if they did that, then their whole religion is without substance because....oh, forget it. I get a headache every time I try to figure this one out.

[Texas Eagle]

Oops. I meant Jacob and Esau. I think.

I really should read my Bible more.